wich one is better for high carpet?
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For high carpet you need a powered vacuum head... the head on the onyx is air powered it is great for rugs and very low high density carpet but will not work well on high carpet
35956
This vacuum works fine on high carpet. I have sort of shaggy carpet and it does a good job. The only thing I would say is if you have animals or lots of traffic I would step up to a model with a power head. Miele has an excellent vacuum that cost about $300 more but it's an excellent value for what you get. It's only sold at dealerships and the name of it escapes me. I would have purchased it,but for me not having kids or dogs and single it would be overkill. Good luck.
35957
I have the Titan because I wanted the power head and it's very good on my carpet you just have to adjust the suction according to hi or low carpet
457717
I had an upright for many years. I now really prefer the canister because you are able to reach under things-couch, large chairs. Stairs and above the floor dusting are easy. I would not go back to an upright. Great product!
1044133
Yes it's great on my berber and my frieze style carpets, because the head level is adjustable. Sometimes for a quick cleaning on the berber, I'll even use just the hard-floor attachment.
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I bought the Premium Parquet Brush for use with my C3. The parquet brush is my husband's favorite and I prefer the regular floor brush. It really seems to be a matter of taste. I'm not sure the purchase would really be worth the money. On the other hand, the small turbo brush is outstanding on steps and when cleaning the car.
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Agree with Jackie.. It's more plush than carpet, which is a very good thing in my (and my cat's!) opinion. The fabric doesn't go all the way on the underside, but it's really not noticable. I highly recommend the Denver model.
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I agree with others. Get the bare floor attachment. I had one from my other Kenmore and it fit just fine. When lazy, I have used the carpet head to do my hardwood floors and it does an ok job, it is just so bulky it does not go around furniture very well.
2046674
Works just fine on carpet actually you might prefer carpet. on wood and tile it can be a bit of a racket
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I used this at home and at work. The carpeted area at work is indoor/outdoor carpet, which worked really well. It may depend on the type of carpet you have.
1936181
Low carpet yes, thicker carpet I do not know. We have wood floors and the places my wife has gone either have tile and cement floors or very low smooth carpet
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There is a powerful rotating brush in the power head. Does a great job. You can select your carpet height. Low,med, high
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Thanks for the link. They do say the DC25 (which is listed as lightweight and maneuverable) is not as good on thick carpeting as the DC28 or the DC17, which is more economical (presumably because it is an older model).
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I find dyson to be exceptional on low profile rug / hardwood floor. When it comes to house carpet.. I think you are better off using vacuum with motorized brushes instead of vacuum/air driven brush.
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The vac has two speeds, low and high. The low speed makes it easier to use on shaggy or thick carpet. The small rugs like a floor mat or welcome mat would still kind of get sucked up even on low. I use it on them still and just hold the mat down with one foot and it is fine. But to directly answer your question, it will most likely still suck up a small mat or rug...
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Best for wood floors. Brush head is not motorized so its not good for carpet.. I have jute rugs, good for that.
2199136
Depends how heavy the carpet is per unit area. It works initially but loses the grip after a while. For heavy carpets that happens fast. I hope I can find better option.
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I'm not sure what type of carpet you are referring. I have thick woven carpet that is approximately a quarter to half inch high and it perform wonderfully on mine. It vacuum one direction one day and another direction the next day. So your carpet always looks great and stands up. Hope this helps with your question.
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I think you woud prefer the industrial carpeted version. I would also suggest to try to level the terrain as the mat may cause pooling of water along the surface if the path/driveway is too bumpy.